Book Review: Weyward by Emilia Hart

I think I can honestly say I have never related this hard to fictional characters in my life! The

three protagonists of this story seem written for me – I’m sure that won’t be everyone’s

experience, but I feel like if you’re drawn to this book, chances are good that you’ll be a

similar kind of person – one the tribe, so to speak (or coven, hehe).

The story is predictable in a good, familiar way – you know what’s going to happen, you just

don’t know how, and you’ll be eager to find out. The stories of the three women intertwine at

a skillful pace, the tension mounting in unison across the three timelines in a way that

highlights how their stories are intertwined. The descriptions are vivid and beautiful, and the

spooky moments are delightfully eerie. Honestly, I fell into this story as soon as I started

reading it and I really didn’t want to put it down. And when I finished it, I was sad – I didn’t

want it to end!

So if you’re thinking about picking this one up, I highly recommend you do. Now if you’ll

excuse me, I’m going to go potter around in my garden and talk to the bees.